The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-15
GENERAL NEWS.

CLEAR and pleasant.
BusSE.s pretty fair.
RIVER still falling slowly.
THREE boats leaving today. .
NAVIGATION fdlly resumed.
The Alberta No. 8 had fair trip for
White river.
THR Cumberland river rose inches
yesterday at Nashville.
THE Charles P. Chouteau will be
due here Tuesday next.
THR Future City and bsrges are to
leave Cairo today for New Orleans.
DURING the % hours ending at noon
yesterday the river here fell inches.
THE f. W. Cole will be the next
boat leaving here for Arkansas river.
CAPT. J. L. PLUNMER, an old pilot, is
dangerously i'll at his home in Vicksburg.
Carr. CAREY, has commenced
wrecking the towboat r. S. Hayes at Cairo.
THE ierry boats P. II. Kelly and
ALICE were making their trips as usual yes
terday.
The Thomas Sherlock did not leave
here for Cincinnati until o'clock yesterday
morning.
The James Lac and the Coahoms
resumed their trips yeste, day, and both left
with fair trips.
The title tnwhoat Chenille, with a
barge, went up TO Old river yesterday NJ or q
load OF cotton and seed.
The lea in The Arkansas river at Lit
tie Rock and Fot Smith has broken up, and
n clear river is now assured.
TIE New Mary Houston coming IN
will add at Vicksburg 700 barrels Of oil, and
200 bales of compressed cotton,
LOCAL INSPECTORS BRAZEK and Oar
rAgh have gone TO Helena and Little Rock
on business connected with their office.
CAPT. ALLEY will move his float
from The foot of Bealo street TO Trelevant
street, whore he has tand elevator.
CAPT FRANK CARROLL, the well
known pilot has quit the river and is now
drumming for Cincinnati cracker factory.
The Chicksssw ia still living at the
island above the city, but will be down and
leave Wednes lay, her regular day, Tor White
river.
If this weather continues a few
days longer navigation will bo resumed
south from st. Louis by the end Of next
week.
THE II ]. Fisbie, which has been
moInip, fSr The Ohio river. She had thi &c
barRoS in tow.
THE repairs to the upper coast
packet Shesapeake nave peen Gc2mplo.seS3 ana
she VIII resume nor uips W AiPVoh'''ie on
Monday next.
THE ice in the Ohio river ia thin
ming out, and the indications now favor a
speedy resumption Of navigation to all
points on that stream'
The ID. @. Fogel will tow Capt. W. O.
Hardwick's corn boats south from Evans
vile. ehs VIII start as soon as navigation Is
safe on the ohlo river
CAPT. JOHN H.. HIGaINs having
t,,Iy rocorared from, his rs.ant iIiness vas,
tsrdav ,esumed his positjon ms p,ate Of he
upper coast packet CoahOna.
LEW PRICE, late in charge of the Of
Kate Adams IN Ma ca nj Morris Clans who
rasionad nastardav mopning
res.snou 'us'eio'S no,hi"s'
IHE CANAL, popular ana accommo-
da'ing John Carr, passenger agent OF The
retnrped veSierday iIom A. Kansas Civ
~
HE Ed Foster, CAPT. U. X. joplin,
leaves at 5 O. clock this evening for Marian
ma, the Cutoff and al way Ian dings on the
L'ADguillo and st. Frau els Iivors. Mr.. l..
r. Cummins is her clerk
CAPE JOHN B, PATTERSON, one oi
the owners Of the Thomas Sherlock, and
Capt. George W. Mare, Of the Cincinnati
| Board of Underwater, were in the city
looking after tho interests of the Thomas
| Sherlock.
Tun Koto AJoms arrival yasta,Iav
me M os, ano u, yo1So4u"y
morning Win 2oi bales OF cotton, ~ nags %
seed cotton, 1917 SACKS OF COTTON seed anu ~
nANHANWa A.
kansas CITY lasL night with biz trip OF Doth
freight ana people,
THE big Helena was preparing Ia
lava Last night for New Orleans, with 500
90 i tons ~ of eeilSpeous trsisSt' She h,S
w Soo ia anyayemeptS nj points below and viii
~ w. 10 ua NJ ntIaans Win N mi Lad
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THE Granite STATE dropped down to
lot of railroad iron. She will leave thii
evening fIr Cairo, Evansville, Cincinnati
and all way landings. Capt. A. j. Lindsay
CON mands, with Messrs. Don Mars and
Bob nondricksOn in the Office.
Line, will be found at the Elevator this
morning. receiving to leave Ht o clock TINS
evening iOr Eicksoutg anu MI wy ,nhIingb
aud ThliAha che rivers; Oapt. Llghtner
commandi' with james Elton IN the ONCE
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